After a decade-plus hiatus from feature film directing, Hadzihalilovic returns with a breathtaking art house science fiction experiment.
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Joshua Brunsting
Ryan Gallagher
Criterion Close-Up – Episode 56 – Blood Simple
Mark and Aaron are joined by Keith Silva to look at the Coen Brothers' debut to cap of #Noirvember.
Aaron West
David Blakeslee
Disc Deals for the Week: Black Friday 2016
Rounding up the best home entertainment deals for the week of Black Friday.
Joshua Reviews Papu Curotto’s Esteros [Theatrical Review]
This quiet drama is a moving portrait of two estranged best friends and their second chance at love
Joshua Reviews Tony Stone’s Peter And The Farm [Theatrical Review]
This evocative new documentary looks at the solitary life of a truly solitary figure.
Joshua Reviews Julie Dash’s Daughters Of The Dust [Theatrical Review]
One of the great, yet unsung, entries in the '90s American independent cinema scene finally gets a new restoration on its 25th anniversary.
Off The Shelf – Episode 108 – November 2016 Blu-ray Releases
Ryan and Brian catch up on the past few weeks of new Blu-ray releases.
Criterion Close-Up – Episode 55 – Cronos
Mark and Aaron tackle Guillermo Del Toro's debut film, recently re-released as part of the Trilogía boxset.
Joshua Reviews Anna Biller’s The Love Witch [Theatrical Review]
This ode to classic melodramas and Euro-sexploitation films is a delightful, if overly long, experiment in genre.
Scott Reviews Paul Verhoeven’s Elle [Theatrical Review]
Verhoeven returns to film after ten years with perhaps the year's most incisive film.
Scott Nye
The Newsstand – Episode 65 – FilmStruck and the January 2017 Criterion Line-up
Ryan and Arik chat about the launch of the Criterion Collection's new digital home: FilmStruck.
